The Indianapolis Museum of Contemporary Art (CAMi)

Nice new space for art and gathering seems very new! We went on a Sunday for the Vibe music series and had a great time.

Very cool spot, friendly staff and the ambience is nice and peaceful. Artwork is very beautiful and inspiring. We went there to have coffee and a nice time, and that’s what we did! Took one star off because the prices were a little too high for slices of toast… but overall it was a good experience!

Despite having been part of the Indy art scene for a few years now, I had never been to Tube Factory! I really enjoyed my first visit, though it wasn’t quite what I expected. Great space, great people, great work being shown. If you’re into that kind of thing, there’s vendors selling jewelry and candles, but that part is also really to ignore if you’re just there for the art. Come check it out!

We eloped and came home wanting to throw a big wonderful party for our friends and family. Traditional "Indy wedding venues" were great but just didn't feel like us. Then we went to a first Friday event at The Tube and fell in love. It's such a community space and that feeling resonates not only in the building and space itself but the people who make it so amazing. From the artist who was showcasing a collection at the time of our party that I will never forget to the staff who helped us set up and by the end of the night felt like family. I can't recommend this space or these wonderful people highly enough.

The art is good and the space is neat. Visit the Chicken Chapel!

I enjoyed the new art that was on display in the two galleries. I'm disappointed in the toilet situation though. The main floor has two restrooms designated only for men and women. The women's room has a large stall and a (almost unusably) tiny stall, as well as a diaper changing table. It would be better to make this a single-user restroom open to any person. The sign on the outside of the women's restroom and the men's indicates there's an all-bodies restroom as well, but it is located down a set of uneven stairs and behind an almost unmarked door. It seems like an afterthought, and certainly isn't actually accessible to "all bodies".

Great space to enjoy art, meet and support local artists, and have a fun time in general. There's food trucks during the first friday events and some beers for you to enjoy as well.

Such a cozy indoor-outdoor space. Was perfect for an afternoon of soul-feeding spoken word and music.🤎

Communication was not easy and it was very difficult to work with. Our organization will no longer attempt to collaborate with this organization.

Tops on my list for Indianapolis galleries. This First Friday, had a post it note show, people could write post its to questions like "how would Jesus dance"? Brilliant!